New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-13

T% yan zandt house was tightly closed all day At
every window, those In the upper soy o me
light profile photograph of Angus. spies h,ng u, ,T
parlor window and was thrown in,1 re M ny ncre
as they passed.
| INNOCENT BUT READY FOR VENGEANCE
| sCHwAB ASSERTS THAT NONE or THE coNVlCIS
| ,vppr ct,ITy-1UREATs OF THE "ARBEITER
| ZEITUNG."
CHICAGO Nov IL (Speeiah-Now that five OF the con-
demned Anarchists dead and the remaining TWO nave
already upon their life sentence, tefe ~ s'
of reflex action gsiAg on in the public nn Inc argu
ment OF the sentmentalists who battled against the
rigid punishment by death was that once IN the
| nenitentiary the men would be practically buried,
| anarchy would peacefully turn up Its toes cast
a smile toward heaven and die Fiv" OF them are
dead all question only two OF these were ead
ers The insignificant Neebe is buried alive for htcch
years in Joliet and Felden and schwab have Joined him
in his solitude Neither Fischer Enge had any ID
6uepce with the multitude. In this respect they were
unlike both Fieden and Schwab. The former despite
the fact that he was n nero laDorcr was glleu
with fluent tongue and cursed with an impnl
sive, ardent temperament and contracted
reasoning powers The latter wrote with ease and vigor
and consequently possessed much power with MS ioi-
lowers The wisdom OF execution OF the Judgment Is
already becoming apparent Had spies ana PARSONS
been saved the of their imprisonment would always
have stimulated hope Of their release III Is oeheNeu
gradually
result weud have made their way an issue into the
politics of the city and state Both men were compare
tiysly Young Both interchangeable enthusiasts. and
their resulted in snconpassin. them Win
a halo OF glory In tho eyes OF their followers Parsons
! especiay, from his defiant attitude all through
the long period OF suspense won adj
mirers He would not ask fer pardon as native
American. He would have had great influence npsA tho
English labor element by reason his example
The final suppcatsn for mercy on the part OF SPIES
| would perhaps not have lost him many friends among
those who were adherens of his ideas An indie OF
what might havo been expected had all been saved. Is
reflected in the following interview which schwah con
scented 10 prior his removal TO the pcnentiary 10 day
chad a family. and did not care 10 meet an ignom-
Nous fate on the scaffsld Fieden also has hepess
wife and life was dear out OF the pcniten'iary
did not expect to be hanged after Gary and GrinneH
wrote their letters the suspense has been terrible
Posr Spies am sorry for him. lie was honest. ana MS
ability entitled him to more remunera'Ive
employ nent than he found on tho Ar'e"r
Zeit,tnG The trouble with him was that he w"nid
talk too much. lie only got SO week. and he was
never paid anything for agitation ami Specchnakhs
lie an innocent man, ana so were '"J o..Ic,S'
frv ,riH Hereafter hore respect tor the td'r
We need d Laws Su, a Ms w not Fe them Tie
trouble with this event to-day Is that ~ WIN tcnu 10
the n Ss lS tI poor and Ene viii be
considered martyrs
sCHwABs OPINION OF LINGG
him until We got in here and all regarded him as
maniac except Engel who foad OF him. ! never
know nor did Spies. that bombs hsisg made. ard
when spies had tao talk with reporter whom he told
how these explosives could be used he was not regularly
on tho Arbcter Z,ig lie had been talking and writns
so rabdy that Dr. schmidt ted him that such conduct
could not coE;nus any longer; Now they TAX about
serted in the Of the supreme Court OF the state
that Ingg made the bombs and gave mem 70 sp. wa0
aud then handed tse missile Ia schuanbelt A. mater
fact ings, being Anarchist and therefore an hd
would say one thng to-day ANA another t@norrou:
whcn angry but when calm. he could he polite md gen
teuaply We never knew him In our mevemsnt. ana IT
lnsg we sod to nnhIt.b notics OF some sort Ingg
was excited and talked wildly. and when spies objected
STOOL it for while and then told that IL he d not
down stairs. Iinsg though, did not have any ny
was moromaniac on the manufacture Of bombs, just az
! otto Funk books He wanted 10 have them Just
for the sake Of having them lie adNtcd 70 US hat nc
went 10 the McC ornlek strk. a.d was preent at ne
riot Win 'ons III 1 SsAe n. whom ne Knew n
| tinaeIv and some Of whom lie did not, that he was
thrswn at The Haymarkc we had ne Inflammation mat
he did lncs as we s.;w, hau ,d nn, ..y that he
had enlisted IN this work young Fellow whO ha ohI
been in this city tive days and In the country ABOUT SIX
| months.
| DECLARING ALL THE CoNvIcTEp MEN INNOCENT
"Engsl knew nothing about the bomb throwing nor
| did any OF the men arrested Shortly after we
were thrown jail and enc or I'VE Others thought IL
was possible that OF us might kRo" something
about the bomb-throrng We went to work very quietly
and investigated natter and proved conclusivey that
| VIC were all innscsnt men ILiso"s .t u,a
At ali until ne reached here on the afternoon Of Nav A.
after having been Ia Cincinnati for two days lie was
cOaxed 20 aLd mako speech ana consented Tue VII
ness Thompson swoIs hat 10 saw me- a. tne 'ne.ms
bu; again recrats That he lied lie may nave see. me
in Iaymarket At o'clock In the afternoon ana then
stretched his rrcprcsbe conscience so as TO place me
| there lust prisg TO the bomb throwing.
Tie abovcis significant both indication Of Ger
tain reaction which is taking place IN schwHb NINA nun,
eNsrs to d. him cut OF the pcnitenary upon tho as
| sumption that he is an innocsat man
PREDICTING A DAY or REVENGE
In contrast with those utterances is to be placed
the following editorial which appeared this afternoon In
tho Arbeier Zeta"g the paper OF which Spies was FORM
! erly editor:
"a auadruple judicial murder committed yestcr-
specch the freedom OF the press honesty. the love OF
truth manhood. brotherly love. were laid low IN their
| her A day Of reckoning will not 10 the capital
say yon day Of re M COM ,a, ne o0 od
his masters and upon our children Happily thls WI
thousand fold that echoes throughout the land, aHd
nlllisns of people are aroused ever the terrible decd
| of Chicago under the suse OF tho law"
| 1--WE are honest and we admit that we nave
workng SMed ihs- While We s.rror for those .nerei
up 10 Bsa and MtmnOn and are grieved over our dc
| feat, still 10y ITO means unnamed We VIII give
no nace 10 the terrier eur enemies hope by their acts
TO create in our breasts We most deeply over the
terrible affair and over our xurdersd dead but We are
NOT Terrified through onr loss We will not yield In this
battle the slightest bit OF .raund Comrades. up ence
more and begin tho work anew Have no i1l,h IN inc
glittsring promises OF which those who are op
posed to would whisper In yonr ear We
| ara in midst OF war
! with an organization which has a neral cancer
in It's throat much the the one that Is eating no
tho throat OF the Crown Prince OF Germany On our side
are the fsrces nature. formerly said Tho
| beloved God helps" But sim trust neither upon
| taat Gsd who only aids such as are sycophants and
nattsrers, mar yet upon nature. $500
| ava oursel YES are natures chief habdwork which
we must depend. We 1.-Two ia open warfare with tho
MINER classes They have their feet upon eur nocks
No natter how IN feel about 1t must keep our
| feelings ourselves and say nething Even
| tbsngh our enemy does provoke MS TO
invite the battle must not take
nm the gauntlet until absolutely certain that we
ca win the fight OF the fact that must car